as mark phillips reports they're driven by frustration with israel. >> reporter: chaos in the streets, burning rubber frenzied crowd, or chaos in the streets, burning rubber frenzied crowd. what's the connection? this seems to be good training for this. a street rally car event in the jordanian red sea port of aqaba where one of the most popular and remarkable teams calls themselves speed sisters. lady drivers from the occupied palestinian territories. noor betty and janine are the only female racing team in the middle east. for them this is more than just a sport. >> when i race i feel i'm fighting okay pachlgs driving, racing makes me feel like freedom. >> it's rally driving as liberation and in more than one sense. the crowds that gather here come from across the middle east where the idea of female racing drivers is and safe to say not universally admired, in saudi arabia women are famously not allowed to drive at all, let alone race. for speed sisters, it helps to have a heavy foot on the pedal and an tut. >> you go like what the hell. she'sly there, but why is she racing? she ne